Weston is the northern edge of the Somerset coverage and largely Victorian and Edwardian stock rather than older fabric. Bespoke new builds, listed and period renovation, oak and timber framing and church reordering in Weston-super-Mare (BS23), managed from conception to completion on a fixed fee.

Weston-super-Mare is coastal, which puts exposure, wind driven rain and salt into the specification before anything else, and brings flood zone considerations on the lower ground that decide floor levels and sometimes decide the whole scheme. In practice most of what we are asked for in Weston-super-Mare (BS23) is renovation of Victorian and Edwardian property, with everything else below available alongside it.

Green oak frames designed, cut and raised by framers who have been doing it for decades, then closed in, glazed and...
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Cost efficient use of individual trades, fully project managed. Contemporary or traditional, one plot or a small group...
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Grade I and Grade II listed work, with consent and care. Stone, cob, lime, oak and lath in buildings that have stood for...
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Grade I and Grade II award-winning reordering for PCCs. Recognised by the DAC Awards Scheme in 2019 and 2020, for St...
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Whole-house renovation with one point of contact. Rewires, replumbs, new roofs, structural openings, kitchens, bathrooms...
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Engineered timber frame homes, weathertight fast. Panels made to your drawings in a factory, erected in days rather than...
Read moreFixed-fee management from first ideas to handover. One person accountable for the programme, the trades, the costs and...
Read moreCDM 2015 qualified with SMSTS site management. Formal appointment in either role, or both, with the construction phase...
Read moreIn Weston-super-Mare (BS23) it is mostly renovation of Victorian and Edwardian property, extensions, and new builds on coastal plots, all of it fully project managed on a fee agreed before anything starts. Weston-super-Mare is coastal, which puts exposure, wind driven rain and salt into the specification before anything else, and brings flood zone considerations on the lower ground that decide floor levels and sometimes decide the whole scheme. Every project begins with a look at the building and the site rather than a price guessed over the phone.
Yes. Weston is the northern edge of the Somerset coverage and largely Victorian and Edwardian stock rather than older fabric. Ring and we will tell you what we usually find in buildings around seafront and what yours is likely to need before anything is opened up.
It does. Weston-super-Mare is largely Victorian and Edwardian rather than older fabric, which means solid brick or rendered walls, slate roofs and original sash windows, and an exposure problem that inland property does not have. Wind driven rain on a west facing elevation finds every defect in the pointing and the render, and salt shortens the life of anything ferrous. Specification for the seafront is genuinely different to specification two miles inland, and lower lying ground brings flood zone questions that decide finished floor levels.
Weston-super-Mare is coastal, which puts exposure, wind driven rain and salt into the specification before anything else, and brings flood zone considerations on the lower ground that decide floor levels and sometimes decide the whole scheme. Whether your particular building needs consent depends on what it is, whether it is listed, and whether it sits in a conservation area or a National Landscape, and all three get checked at the first visit rather than assumed. Where consent is needed, the application, the heritage justification and the conservation officer conversation are handled as part of the job.
No. Weston-super-Mare is inside the area we cover, so travel is in the fixed fee rather than added to it. The fee is agreed at the outset and does not climb with the value of the build, which is the whole point of doing it that way.
Getting out to look at a building in Weston-super-Mare and talk it through is usually a matter of days. Starting on site is a different question, because a project of any size needs design, consent and trades booked in the right order, and that is measured in months rather than weeks. We would far rather give you a real date than a hopeful one, so ring and we will tell you honestly where the next slot is.
A network of masons, carpenters, framers, lime plasterers, roofers, leadworkers, electricians and plumbers built up across the South West over more than thirty five years, engaged directly at trade prices rather than bought through a main contractor. On heritage work in Weston-super-Mare that network is most of the value, because the specialists who can do it properly are not people you find at short notice.
Every project starts with a conversation, long before it starts on site.